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Pheare 27-10-2003 05:55 PM

Weber vs. BeefEater...any thoughts?
 
Hey all,

I am going to be picking up a new bbq soon and am trying to decide between
a Weber or BeefEater. More specfically a:

Weber Mica B

http://www.barbecuesgalore.ca/micab.html

or a

BeefEater Signature Series (Full Glass Porcelain) with a 3 burner module,
roasting hood and Kempass hardwood cart.

http://www.barbecuesgalore.ca/beef2000.html

The BeefEater works out to about $100 more, which I don't care about.

Please note, the prices on the site are in Canadian dollars and I'm not
interested in shipping from the states even if the price works out a little
better.

Does anyone have experience with either or, better yet, both bbqs? Any
opinions on which one to go with and why?

Thanks.

Darren.

jdoe 27-10-2003 09:08 PM

Weber vs. BeefEater...any thoughts?
 
IS the cdn dollar devalued that badly that a $500 grill can cost $1000 cdn?
Larry
"Pheare" > wrote in message
.. .
> Hey all,
>
> I am going to be picking up a new bbq soon and am trying to decide between
> a Weber or BeefEater. More specfically a:
>
> Weber Mica B
>
> http://www.barbecuesgalore.ca/micab.html
>
> or a
>
> BeefEater Signature Series (Full Glass Porcelain) with a 3 burner module,
> roasting hood and Kempass hardwood cart.
>
> http://www.barbecuesgalore.ca/beef2000.html
>
> The BeefEater works out to about $100 more, which I don't care about.
>
> Please note, the prices on the site are in Canadian dollars and I'm not
> interested in shipping from the states even if the price works out a

little
> better.
>
> Does anyone have experience with either or, better yet, both bbqs? Any
> opinions on which one to go with and why?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Darren.




Pheare 27-10-2003 09:36 PM

Weber vs. BeefEater...any thoughts?
 
"jdoe" > wrote in news:jOfnb.44172$HS4.184941@attbi_s01:

> IS the cdn dollar devalued that badly that a $500 grill can cost $1000
> cdn? Larry


Nope it isn't. It is actually at about a 10 year high when compared to the
american dollar (which the prices on that site are not reflecting).

I am assuming you were talking about the mica b (if you know of where i can
find the beefeater for $500usd, please post a link). I didn't realize the
price diff. was that much. Doing a straight exchange - $500us = about $655
cdn.

Mind you the weber on that site includes a cover, porcelain coated cast
iron grills and some fancy schmancy halogen light lid handle. Still not
enough to make up that sort of price diff.

Perhaps I will look at shipping something in. Though, I'm sure by the time
I pay for shipping to Canada and brokerage fees I won't be a whole lot
better off than the $950cdn.

Any opinions on one over the other?

Darren


jdoe 28-10-2003 11:13 AM

Weber vs. BeefEater...any thoughts?
 
Not really. I have an old Genesis II which I've updated to new style
flavorizer bars, (stainless) in the larger single angle and layer. Stainless
front, and grates. It is a fantastic grilling machine now. Whether hot and
fast or low and slow it floors me how much difference in how it works. Don't
know anything about the beefeater. but seems pretty nice. FWIW look on the
weber site, or check Amazon.com. I've seen some real nice deals there even
on the summits. BTW I don't think Weber makes the Mica anymore either.
Larry
"Pheare" > wrote in message
.. .
> "jdoe" > wrote in news:jOfnb.44172$HS4.184941@attbi_s01:
>
> > IS the cdn dollar devalued that badly that a $500 grill can cost $1000
> > cdn? Larry

>
> Nope it isn't. It is actually at about a 10 year high when compared to

the
> american dollar (which the prices on that site are not reflecting).
>
> I am assuming you were talking about the mica b (if you know of where i

can
> find the beefeater for $500usd, please post a link). I didn't realize the
> price diff. was that much. Doing a straight exchange - $500us = about

$655
> cdn.
>
> Mind you the weber on that site includes a cover, porcelain coated cast
> iron grills and some fancy schmancy halogen light lid handle. Still not
> enough to make up that sort of price diff.
>
> Perhaps I will look at shipping something in. Though, I'm sure by the

time
> I pay for shipping to Canada and brokerage fees I won't be a whole lot
> better off than the $950cdn.
>
> Any opinions on one over the other?
>
> Darren
>





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